Have you ever wondered what it would be like to step into the high-stakes world of Squid Game? Or maybe you’ve wanted to participate in a reality competition show like The Traitors or Beast Games? Maybe you even auditioned, but casting passed you over. Or maybe you’re camera shy, andContinue Reading
The poster for The Woman in the Yard is quite eye-catching, don’t you think? Not to mention creepy. I instantly wanted to know why this woman draped in black from head to toe was sitting in a yard. (Well, to me, it looks more like a field, but whatever.) Anyway,Continue Reading
Who knew that when The Curious Case of Natalia Grace premiered, it would spawn two follow-up seasons, Natalia Speaks and The Final Chapter? Well, maybe the producers did. But maybe it was two too many? I don’t know, but now the producers are launching a new series in the sameContinue Reading
The much-anticipated second season of Squid Game dropped on December 26. If you’re like me and found it just as binge-able as season 1, you may be antsy with anticipation for season 3 to drop. Maybe even more so because, unlike the first season, season 2 ended with a massiveContinue Reading
When watching the U.K. and U.S. versions of The Traitors, I couldn’t help but wonder if the castle it’s set in is haunted. Ardross Castle in Scotland doesn’t have any juicy ghost stories. (Nor does the remote Robertson Hotel that serves as the setting for the Australian version.) However, HuffPostContinue Reading
“And there are people here, but they’re not alive,” Cliff Parisi, who plays Fred Buckle in Call the Midwife, said in a Halloween video exclusive filmed with other cast members. Hello! included the video in an article titled, “Call the Midwife star Helen George reveals disturbing experiences while filming hitContinue Reading
If you’ve been eager to find out why Natalia Speaks wouldn’t be the final word in the Natalia Grace saga, your wait is almost over. ID just dropped the teaser for The Curious Case of Natalia Grace: The Final Chapter, which ID is calling the third and final installment inContinue Reading
A lot of great spooky content dropped for Halloween 2024, didn’t it? Netflix’s docuseries The Manhattan Alien Abduction and the Peacock series Teacup and Hysteria! were the releases I was anticipating most. But a couple of other things snuck up and surprised me, including Netflix’s This Is the Zodiac SpeakingContinue Reading
Technically, The Manhattan Alien Abduction is a good docuseries if you measure it by its binge-ability. It was on my Halloween must-binge list, and I gobbled up all three episodes of the Netflix documentary pretty much in one sitting. (Except for breaks to hand out candy to trick-or-treaters.) But it’sContinue Reading
Are there any serial killer cases, whether solved or unsolved, that you’re just done with hearing about at this point? They’ve been analyzed and talked about to death. Can’t we just move on? I feel that way about two cases: Jack the Ripper and the Zodiac Killer case. I wasContinue Reading
My anticipation for Peacock’s new sci-fi horror thriller series, Teacup, was high even before I learned about the Overnightmare event at the Stanley Hotel. Which in part was to promote upcoming Peacock shows like Teacup (as well as Hysteria!) and Blumhouse’s new video game “Fear the Spotlight.” In fact, Hysteria!-inspiredContinue Reading
2024’s Fantastic Fest –one of the largest horror and sci-fi film festivals in the world— offered tons of fantastic premieres, including hits like Terrifier 3 and V/H/S Beyond. But one of the festival’s coolest films was an under-the-radar gem, Strange Harvest: Occult Murder in the Inland Empire. Horror fans areContinue Reading
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